Sentence examples for either assure from inspiring English sources

Correct BHE design and sizing are mandatory to either assure long term GCHP performance or reduce the payback period.

In most installations, BHEs also represent the most important cost item, and a careful design analysis is needed to either assure long time performance or reduce the payback period, both parameters related to overall BHE length.

All lettings are either assured tenancies or assured shorthold tenancies.

Under this legislation, all new private sector tenancies entered into on or after 15 January 1989 would be either assured or assured shorthold tenancies and the rents on these tenancies were not regulated.

Since opening the season with 13 losses in 15 games, the Nets have a 17-14 record against teams that are either assured of a playoff spot or are still in legitimate contention for one.

Legal defense of children in need has been either assured directly by LPA staff (North Sumatra) or through member organizations (NTB).

In the context of this task we realized two word spelling conditions in which reliance on orthographic whole-word representations was either assured or optional and a pseudoword spelling condition in which no reliance on such representations was possible.

The Russian leaders are not likely either to assure the president that they will not deliver S-300 surface-to-air missiles to Iran.

In hostile countries, the United States generally is unable either to assure a walk-in's safe conduct out of the country or continued safety in the country once they leave post premises.

If in the designing of a such framework only one of these two aspects is taken into consideration, then the consequence is that either we assure high levels of privacy but the data cannot be used for analytical scopes, or we assure a very good quality of data by putting at risk the individual privacy protection of people in the data.

According to evf, the subsidiaries being targeted by these complaints have "the burden of proof" — to either "credibly assure" that the Prism program is a hoax, or "explain how mass access by a foreign intelligence agency interplays with EU data protection laws".